jared agreed. >> jared at times is sort of being portrayed as this kind of victim, this little bit ofshe was the mastermind. but vince was shot nine times in the head and face. you cannot discount that for anything. >> no, it bothers me. he should have gotten more than 30 years. tim, vince's cousin was torn about his punishment. >> jessie, she should have got more time than he did because she manipulated him. >> is that the jessie you knew, this master manipulator? >> obviously she must have manipulated us because i would have never pegged her. >> i believe shat she should do life. >> as for janet, the woman who stepped in as vince want's mother, it's hard for her to describe the pain she feels. she watched her surrogate son go from a tough kid to a tough soldier. he became a good and honorable man, only to have it all needlessly taken away. >> he wasn't my biological child, but my heart, you can't tell that to my heart. i love that boy, and it's not fair he's taken from his children or from his family. he had so potential. he had gone so far. >> that's all for this edition of "dateli

trump: i called up jared. right, jared? i said, "what the hell is this?" but before that -- he did have one other thing to say. this was three weeks ago. he said, "and i have one thing to say that we have to do. we must defeat this president." we have to defeat president trump. and we have to work 24 hours a day to defeat president donald trump." and i called jared, and i said, "that's terrible." right? is that a true story? and then he spoke to jared and he apologized, didn't he? he apologized. but i don't accept those apologies, you know? all right. should we get back onto script, okay? they say no. they don't want to go back onto -- this is much more interesting. we love you folks, okay? we love you. [applause] pres. trump: van jones. van jones, he's another beauty. thank you very much, van, for the wonderful acknowledgment. i appreciate it. [laughter] pres. trump: to give every american child the best chance to reach the american dream, we are fighting for school choice. very important. [applause] pres. trump: sadly, democrat lawmakers care more about

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you know, jared kushner and ivanka trump are working in the white house. done. i don't know what else we would expect jared kushner to say other than defend the work he has done there. but the length of their tenure in the white house, i think it is another thing that joe biden can use to deflect the attacks against him when people are coming after his son. it is pretty easy to point to the white house and say, the president's children are currently working in this administration which runs in the face of ethical guidance that all of the previous administrations would have put forward. >> you used to work at the white house. what do you think? >> well, i mean, come on, when does the white house senior adviser go to isreal, one of our most bilateral relationships, play politics in an interview. this is unprecedented when you think will the roll white house advisers are supposed to be doing. >> you have strong views on that. >> wait a second. they're also making millions of dollars off of their work. >> oh, right. there's that, too. >> ivanka trump is gettin

jared got in. >> so what i don't understand is, how is it that harvard can let jared kushner buy his in but it doesn't take a hit reputationally? we should adjust and just say, oh, okay, that's what a harvard degree means? all right. >> the kushner family has said there is no connection between the donations and jared kushner's acceptance. harvard does not comment on individual applicants. ivy league schools do point out that large donations give them the chance to educate students who could not otherwise afford them. they also contend that some children of large donors are rejected. what is clear is that in this meritocracy, it still matters who your parents are, especially if they went to the school of your choice. legacy admission gives strong preference to the sons and daughters of alumni. >> legacy admissions, the idea that you get a special break because your parents went there, why, is this feudal england? i can't imagine what the thought process is. >> they're terrified what would happen to their fund-raising if they got rid of legacy preference. they believe a lot of alumni

so before i pass onto jared, i would like to reiterate two things. over the last couple of decades we've seen two major changes. one is the change in the trend which is now much more stable. the second is that we have a lighter phillips curve. we don't perfectly understand the reasons behind those changes. we have hypotheses and a lot of research is going on now but i don't think we have a very good understanding of what's driving them, which leads me to the final point that from a policy perspective, it's worrisome how much do we think these trends will continue in the future, what will take us to move them away from there, and can we exploit the stability in a productive way. thank you. [ applause ] >> thanks very much and thanks for inviting me. the center always comes up with the most interesting topics and gets, present company excluded, the most interesting people to talk about them. so this is a real great opportunity. i'm going to buzz through a number of points that have just been relentlessly made today so i don't feel i have to spend my pr

it's rare to hear from jared kushner himself speaking publicly. so what did he say? >> you're right, brooke. it is rare. during a visit to israel meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his political rival betty gaunce, kushner asked in his interview with israel's channel 13 about the comments made by former vice president joe biden suggesting it was improper for jared kushner and ivanka trump to have top white house positions and offices in the president's administration. here is how kushner responded. he said he's entitled to his opinion, speaking of vice president joe biden, but a lot of the work that the president's had me doing over the last three years has actually been cleaning up the messes that vice president biden left behind. jared kushner also went on to say the president is essentially entitled to pick his own team, but these are some rare biting comments seeing here from kushner who weighed in on impeachment and weighed in as silly games democrats are playing and insisted the trump administration will stay focused on the work its doin

those cops gave jared the benefit of the doubt that his life matters.hat his life is worth saving. even when he takes one of their guns and shoots him. of course when you're black we rarely get that benefit of the doubt. cops murdered laquan mcdonald in less than 30 seconds. cops killed tamir rice in less than two seconds. but jared, he got probation and a fine and just a bump on the forehead. in this episode, we are talking about the difference between two minutes and a few seconds. ♪ ♪ >> you want to call the police on him for having a barbecue at the lake? >> yes. >> you've seen the videos. >> i'm white and i'm hot. >> the last couple years they've been sweeping the nation. >> back where they belong. >> like a new beyonce album, they drop without warning and are all anybody can talk about for days afterward. >> look at you. the self-appointed barbecue police. >> which one's your favorite? >> around the park here. >> white lady calls the cops on black dudes for barbecuing in the park or won't let black person into the pool. >> get out! get out! >> or

. >> that changed things fundamentally and what the caucus wanted to do or chairman schiff or jared nadler want to do so i am asking how would you. [inaudible] >> speaker of the us house of representatives is a constitutional officer. she has the full confidence of the house of representatives and the context of the democratic caucus. we stand behind her. you now see that i think it's over 225 members of the house and the credit caucus publicly support the impeachment inquiry that she announced last month. that speaks for itself. >> the great german from brooklyn, are you supporting your fellow new yorker to be a chairman of the oversight committee ? >> i support the process that has been put into place. as chairman of the democratic caucus i have to preside over any possible election that would take place 30 days from the date that the vacancy was created as a result of the passing tragically of elijah cummings, phenomenal chair, find that phenomenal leader, phenomenal member of congress. she carolyn mulroney is now the acting chair of the oversight committee. i support that, i support he

we see that jared kushner has been tasked with a number of other huge initiatives by the white house, whether it's peace talks between israeli and palestinians in the middle east or, you know, the ongoing opioid crisis. we have seen that jared kushner has very much taken on a greater role, i think president trump has put quite a bit of trust into him and i think he is someone who the president looks at as maybe sort of very level-headed. he is very quiet, doesn't give a ton of interviews. i think this is someone who the president very much trusts. i think jared kushner also he has a lot of ties to democrats and the democratic party in his time before the trump administration. so maybe that could potentially be in the mix. but i think this all boils down to the president's habit of really putting a lot of trust into jared kushner, despite the fact that jared kushner has a lot of i would say, you know, some people would call suspicious ties to foreign governments or has been very much -- very much a target of many on the left for his past ventures. >> daniel, i want to talk about this m

. >> martha: with regard to this, joe biden speaking about state policy and jared kushner role in middle east, here is what he had to say about that. >> the idea you will have children, son-in-law, engaged in day-to-day operation of things they know nothing about. >> you don't think jared kushner should negotiate middle east peace solution? >> i don't. i don't. what credential does he bring to that? >> martha: what do you say? >> sec. of state pompeo: vis-a-vis president had eight years to work on that, the united states policy and peace plan led the effort and provide vision in direction, i hope we can roll it out before too long, looking forward to formation and when we do, i am confident people will look at what this administration does and say we got it right. >> martha: do you want to say anything to senator menendez bringing up your trips to kansas, what do you say to that? >> sec. of state pompeo: pretty rich senator menendez is taking shots like that, i went home to kansas, i love kansas, i hope i get to go back more often. i've answered that question. i went back for my son's be

we're joined by jared and ivanka here stand up, what a good job you do. even though they are related to me, i will tell you, what a job. evaivanka is responsibility for4 million jobs this year, a incredible success, he started two and a half years ago, she wanted 500,000 jobs -- that is a lot. but it was typical ivanka, now number i think just crossed 14 million jobs to walmart, to exxonmobil to the great companies, they train people, and the numbers are incredible, that is one reason that our number are so good, jared thank you so much both. bernard, had faith in the vision of doing something right here in this incredible state, promise to bring a new factory to the uzbekistanuse -- to the "usa to, today he delivered. louis vuitton 50 million dollar investment will be big and incredible to the small town of alvarado, a community fewer the, it is a very big workshop, a great name, i could learn something from you about brands. i like, that the workshop. but this workshop will soonism employee 500 of most highly skilled workers in the world, no one can mat

jared goldman, maine. colin peterson from minnesota. what do they have in common? they all represent districts won by donald trump in 2016 and they're not alone. there are 31 lawmakers that represent purple, red districts carried by the president. these lawmakers right there. will they vote to override the will of their constituents based on a one-sided, secret trial run by, well, a compromised, corrupt, congenital liar by the name of adam schiff? sadly, at least one of the people on this list, new york congressman matt rose is ready right now to impeach president trump and he believes the president is guilty until proven innocent telling the new magazine "the president says he's innocent. so all we're saying is prove it." oh. i didn't know it worked that way. is that what you believe, congressman rose, do you believe that?

it's important to point out that jared and ivanka don't take a salary.have put their businesses aside, most of their businesses are being handled by a blind trust. this is just biden trying to deflect from his own very serious vulnerabilities in his campaign and his ethics. >> charles: jason, deflecting but the questions continue to haunt him. >> well, yes. i think when holly says that he hasn't -- that ivanka and jared haven't benefitted, we could talk about their 34 trade marks in china. so they're benefitting off the trump name. it's also a clear violation of nepotism laws when you appoint somebody who is a relative to have an office in the white house. it's clearly improper. her meeting with people at the g-20 was absurd. >> charles: why was that absurd? i don't get it. she's spear heading several initiatives -- >> charles -- >> charles: that was bipartisan today and we're saying prisoners that -- nonviolent people out of prison because of her. >> charles, that's a deflection from the g-20, which is not -- didn't have anything to do with criminal jus

fact joe biden should have pushed back harder and he should have asked more about ivanka trump and jared kushner and what they are doing in the white house. >> bill: here is doug collins with maria from over the weekend from sunday. roll this now. >> it's pretty amazing now that hunter biden after the light

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it jared and yvonne, i think are very different.dly people, they travel the world, they know a lot of different groups of people. they have a lot of different friends, and whenever you put them in a position like they have put themselves in, they are not taking any money to do these jobs come again. i think they get criticized nonstop and i don't think it's fair. you look at the incredible stuff that ivanka trump has done with women, with doubling the child tax credit, with some the of the things that this administration has done, and yet she gets no credit for it and instead they always get criticized. >> martha: there is no doubt the answers have to be ready on all of those aspects because the conversation has gone to hunter biden, vice president biden's son, and obviously getting asked about that tonight. he has a punch back. it looks like he's starting to do that now. always good to have you with us. lara trump joining us this evening. it coming up next, mixed reviews as prince harry and mike and mark will about parenting and ld

. >> reporter: but three sources told cnn that trump's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner isng to bring in tony sayegg to lead the efforts which includes personally attacking democrats conducting the impeachment probe. >> people are still in a basement in a secure room in the basement, trying to make us look as bad as possible. but that is not working too well. >> reporter: and going after the senior diplomatic officials who have testified like ukraine ambassador bill taylor whose testimony was described by one lawmaker as damning. >> here is the problem. he's a never trumper and his lawyer is a never trumper. >> reporter: but there is no evidence that taylor, a vietnam veteran who served presidents in both parties, actually is a never trumper. trump now blaming his secretary of state mike pompeo who recruited taylor to serve in ukraine. >> hey, everybody makes mistakes. mike pompeo, everybody makes mistakes. >> reporter: there was talk of a war room being set up back when the white house was trying to deal with the mueller probe but at that time they also decided against cre

i called up jared. i said jared, what the hell is this? todid have one other thing say.his was three weeks ago. he said i have one thing to say we have to do. we must defeat this president. we have to defeat president trump. and we have to work 24 hours a day to defeat president donald trump. and i call jared and i said that's terrible. is that a true story? and then he spoke to jared and he apologized, didn't he? but i don't accept those apologies. all right. should we get back on the script? no, they say no. this is boring. they don't want to go back. this is much better. we love you folks, ok? we love you. van jones is another beauty. thank you very much, van, for the wonderful acknowledgment, i appreciate it. theive every american child best chance to reach the american dream, we are fighting for school choice, very fair. sadly, democrat lawmakers care more about catering to lobbyists and powerful teachers unions than they do about improving our schools for our children, and democrats care more about immigrants than about their own african-american constituents. they

jared, i i pass on to would like to, again, reiterate two things.ecades last couple of we've seen some major changes. one is the change in the trend more stable.much the second is that we have a phillips curve. the thing is we don't perfectly nderstand the reasons behind those changes. e have hypotheses and a lot of research has been done, but i don't think we have a very good of what's driving it, which leads me to the final policy hat from a perspective, it's worrisome how this trend will continue in the future? will take us to move it can we explore this in a productive way. thank you. [applause] . thanks s very much and for inviting me. they come up with the most gets sting topics, and present company excluded the most interesting people to talk about them. a real, a great opportunity. i'm going to buzz through a points that have just been relentlessly made today so to n't feel like i have spend my precious time on them first, we -- others have pc is -- than the price pc and i think it's what i'm going to talk about, and in a somewhat that hasn'

that stock down 8% right now off the after hours session lows let's bring in jared wisefield, managingand tech sector specialist at jeffersy chemical o welcome great to have you thank you. >> thank you. >> is this drop in the stock warranted from service now. >> from investors i spoke with the, the biggest reaction has been just a sudden shock this was just not anticipated. you've had a lot of turnover in the c suite over the last three to four months the cfo stepped down and went to snow flake in the private secretary are. donahoe was recently appointed investors are taken aback that we have seen the turn over in a short time. >> is bill mcdermott, the former coceo of s.a.p. can he fill the management gap. >> they are bringing nonan incredible leader. longer term sharmds are of a positive view in terms of who they are bringing in but it's more of better understanding than near-term disruption to the market because it's a complete schick shock given donahoe has been in front of investors for such a short period of time and built up the credibility to see this happen so quickly is just

jared kushner. he could be a liberal.cheers and applause] president trump: he wanted to get that through. he came to me, i said, jared, ok. just don't ever come again, please. just leave it alone. [laughter] president trump: we got it right, didn't we, jared? we got a couple of folks who understood what we were doing and they were incredible. it has worked out. it has been a while and it has really worked out. it has had tremendous support and a lot of people are very happy. i want to extend my warmest condolences to the friends and family of elijah cummings, who are celebrating his life today in baltimore -- not long ago i met with elijah in the oval office and i saw the passion he had with me for lowering prescription drug prices. he had a very strong passion for that. we are going to get it done. we are absolutely getting it done, but i was with elijah and i have rarely seen anybody want to do something like that, and we are going to have that done. production prices are coming down. the first year in over 50 years whe

they all wrestle and jared grabs a cop's gun and shoots it. more cops jump in. alive. this is white privilege. if that idea bothers you then let's just call it benefit of the doubt. those cops gave jared the benefit of the doubt that his life matters. that his life

ivanka and jared -- jared, they could not pass security clearance, they are out there making money. she went to china to get voting machines, that is scary to me. it comes back with trademarks. we have a make a buck president in office. i am concerned about william barr. he misled the american people and ahe mueller report lot of people have not bothered to read the executive summary of that report. host: let's stick to the topic. mr. antle: there is a lot there. things toe of the watch with regard to the syria decision, congress never authorized this intervention in the first place. now they want to weigh in after the fact, they could have always -- this clearly complicates president trump's relation with senate republicans. this is happening with the backdrop of an impeachment inquiry where his relation with senate republicans is very important. there is a high likelihood that the house will vote to impeach therefore that would kick it over to republican-controlled for theor a trial president to actually be convicted and removed from office you need 20 republicans to vote to do th

rob: ivanka and jared our senior advisers and the trump campaign responding joe biden is correct, hunterwhite house because his only qualification is being the son of joe biden. he highlighted the qualifications of ivanka and their successes in the white house. the secret service paid a visit to rapper eminem about lyrics about donald trump and his daughter ivanka. ♪ rob: that is part of his song framed released in 2017. they asked about those lyrics, agents interviewed the wrapper in early 2018. eminem released another song later that year referencing the encounter. ♪ the secret service to meet in person ♪ rob: the secret service did not file any charges. carley: christmas in october, walmart plans to kick off its holiday shopping deals online. kurt the cyber guy helps us score the best tech deals. merry christmas, kurt. can't believe i said that. >> i like what steve said about one holiday at a time. carley: era six fewer days between thanksgiving and christmas, walmart is rolling out the deal early, what are the best things we can save money on? >> early drop deals, the electronics, t

jared goff and daryl henderson box the pitch.se ball picked up by arik armstead. 49ers taking over inside the 20-yard line. san francisco cashes in on that turnover. garoppolo calling his own number. first rushing touchdown since 2017. 14-7 san francisco. got to say jared was terrible. on 4th and 2, jimmie ward knocks the pass down. goff threw for just 78 yards. 49er defense dominates again. 20-7 the final. san francisco 5-0 for the first time since 1990 when george h.w. bush was in the oval office. on paper this was a road game. vern glenn says otherwise. he joins us from the l.a. coliseum. which team had more fans, vern? >> oh, my gosh. dennis, this was like old school candlestick park. it was all pretty much 49ers throughout the game. i was going to say i'd never seen anything like it but i did see something like it last year when the 49ers played at the chargers. it was a similar thing. just a sea of red there and a sea of red here. this is the modern era here. you can't have an nfl quarterback go out and throw for 78 yards,

even jared kushner, as a matter of fact, the president's son-in-law took some of this on.you care about is your friends in mexico because jared kushner had developed some relationships with people on the other side of the border. the president said i've had it. i want it done at noon tomorrow, which fortunately didn't happen. they were able to ask him to at least give them a week to figure something else out. >> okay. joe johns, thank you very much for that reporting. >>> this is just in to cnn. russian president vladimir putin responding to the scandal over president trump's call with the president of ukraine saying moscow asked him to release details of his 2018 conversation in he'lsinkhelsinki. fred plankin joins us from moscow. fred, do you see the president trolling, saying release the conversation perhaps because he knows it might be embarrassing? >> i assume trolling the u.s. president, trolling the u.s. government but in a certain way standing by president trump's side. it's very interesting. he had a panel he was a part of at the russian energy week where he made

jared kushner and ivanka trump made $135 million last year while they're in the white house. his kids are jet setting around the world at taxpayer expense, by the way, because they get secret service protection, cutting god knows what kind of deals. they just sold $110 million in real estate for the trump organization that the president is profiting from. >> and you make a good point there, tara. let me give you a second to catch your breath and get van in here. >> we could do a whole show on it. >> i hear you, my friend. van, do you think somebody like senator rubio should worry trump? >> not yet because so far i think he's trying to find his way forward. one thing i think -- this is going to take a while. i think what we want to do is there's certain things we want to watch. there's a rubio we can watch. he's showing a little bit of independence but not showing much. you want to watch what are the suburban female voters in the industrial heartland thinking in the swing states? how much is this starting to push them down? in other words, you had a bunch of people who went fo

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you don't think jared kushner should be negotiating a middle east peace solution?> no, i don't, i don't. >> o'donnell: case closed-- "eye on america" investigates why are rape cases closed, even when there's enough evidence to make an arrt? plus, rare snow leopards make a comeback after hunters are turned into nature photographers. and taking a stand. a top education official quits. hear his plan to wipe out nearly $1 trillion in student loan debt. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: good evening. and thank you so much for joining us. this is our western edition. a huge portion of california is under a fire alert tonight. the warnings cover 25 million of the state's 40 million people. we're talking about hot, dry, windy weather that is whipping up extremely dangerous fire conditions. a new fire broke out today in a canyon about an hour north of los angeles. it's threatening about 300 homes. some have already burned. another explosive fire is burning in sonoma, wine country, that is north of san francisco. homes are destroyed there as

about with respect to houston and some of the sanctuary problems that we have, i mentioned earlier, jaredrgas is unfortunately in san antonio, gotten to know wonderful mom, lori, christian, wonderful family. they're just blown away by the state and they're really hurt, right, they lost a loved one and what i will hear from some critics, there are crimes committed by american citizens and try to play percentages about who does more. this is somebody who is here who wasn't supposed to be here. by the way, the 900,000 people that came across the border, 600,000, we are not performing adequate screening and even if 1% of coming are bad people and associated with ms13 or gangs, that's a lot of people, that's 9,000 people. >> yeah. >> i wonder, can you talk about the angel families, the direct impact on american citizens and one last point, a lot of people don't know the stash houses an abuses that continue. we found a stash house, we meaning the united states government, people being held hostage to pay ransom to cartels on the other side of the rio grange, that's real, can you talk about thes

but ivanka and jared would be $6.8 million every month per month last year.re that to $50,000. as you say, i don't like the idea that children of politicians trade in on their name. and then there's the burden of other who is try s who try to dy and get accused of that. there's been absolutely no evidence that hunter's done anything wrong. if there was, i'm sure plenty of reporters would go out and find that. he's not immune to that. the comparison is utterly ridiculous. only donald trump who's so vulnerable in this area would have the audacity to claim that hunter biden is somehow corrupt. >> some democrats are wondering why it took so long for joe biden to fight back, but i guess the problem is if you acknowledge it, you're just accepting the president's narrative rather than promoting your own campaign. >> well, i think if you keep in mind too that this story has been like really evolving at a very quick pace, i think it was tough to figure out how to respond to it. i think in the interim joe biden has responded. he's responded forcefully. but i agree with

meantime his son-in-law jared kushner someone who doesn't frequently get involved in political fights or verbal attacks is now getting into it with joe biden. tonight president trump attempting to discredit the first current white house official to appear as a witness before the house impeachment inquiry. the president labelling iraq war veteran and purple heart recipie recipient alexander vindman as a never trumper witness on twitter as he was sent to testify. trump claiming he doesn't know vindman, one of the top ukraine experts on his own national security council writing why are people i've never heard of testifying about the call. well some republican commentators questioned vindman's patriotism because he was born in ukraine and emigrated to the united states as a 3-year-old, others quickly dismiss that line of criticism. >> i'm not going to question the patriotism of any of the people who are coming forward. i'm not going to comment on the merits of what is going forward. >> we're talking about decorated veterans who have served this nation. who have put their lives on the line

joining me talk about this law professor, jared, from uc hastings college of the law. thanks for being here. >> x for having me. >> there is this deadline on monday, and before we get started i want to put up the website for folks who do want to file claims who haven't. it is pg wildfire info.com. i think it is really interesting that if you don't m get your clin by this monday, you basically forfeit your claim, so my first question to you, is why does this deadline exist in the first place? >> that is a great question so, when you think about bankruptcy law, it is easy to cus onlyespeciin this case, the wildfire victims whose lives were upended by fires that had been attributed to eepg&e ant. but the company itself needs le to move through the to be bankruptcy process and the judge needs to know just exactly what is it sitting in d front of him, because of that bankruptcy law has these harsh rules where it is harsh, if you don't file a claim by 5 pm on monday, you are more than likely forfeiting any rights you might of had to get anything from pg&e. for any damages th

lose billions of dollars, tim cook reached out to one of his most important white house contacts, jared. joining us now to talk more about this and maybe the lesson it provides in leadership is yale school of management jeffrey sonnen feld and one of our favorite guests. jeff, great to see you early on this monday morning. what did mr. war eagle, tim cook, get right about his dealings with the white house? >> thanks. thank you so much for the favorite guest or one of the favorite guest celebrations. you just made my week. something that tim cook does is he understands that president trump you don't reach him by hectoring him with email tweet storms or responding to them or certainly with a lot of public grand standing but also surprising despite the ledges of k street lobbyists he doesn't respond to that well people talk about who from industry is represented in the trump administration on issues they're concerned about independence when it comes to apple, he doesn't rely on third parties to speak to them, he goes directly. that plays really well to president trump. it's a personal dipl

jared. >> lorena mester. i've noticed in a number of your presentations over the recent months you -- you have a lot of things and if it's the case that the non-monetary factors are holding back with measured inflation and there its that's a different implication for policy than if it's an aggregate demand shortfall. i'm sort of curious. what sense do you make of all of this evidence that you've heard this morning and what's driving inflation with the work we've done and the work you've done with the cleveland fed. what explanations have you bought, and h.l. menkin is from baltimore and he had a line that said for every problem, there is a simple, elegant solution that's wrong. i don't think there is a simple one-word answer in understanding dynamics and if you look at structural part of inflation that is related to the labor market and the acyclical part and the structural part and they're prices that usually move. >> with the tightness. >> and the acyclical are things like health care. >>

he has charged us all with helping, you, know jared you notice point on that, him to do that and that is work we have spent time on in our agency and i look forward to that. i really don't have an answer to that. i don't know the answer. >> rafael bernal, from the hill. >> going back to the politics, a lot of you are in acting roles, well, from the secretary downwards. from the inside, how much does that hurt your potential for action, to be able to enforce president trump 's policies, and you want to answer that when we get to the second one? >> sure. i don't think it hurts at all, really. the practical effect, and i've been asked variation of this question before, and what matters in the working arena is the work and that sounds simple, but whether i am in an acting capacity or not does not really affect that. the practical effect, not to ignore any of it, i gave you my joke with mark morgan and matt almonds, there is sort of a time in service element that there is a benefit to being in a role, or in a department longer. kevin mcaleenan brought years and years of experience to the a

. >> jared kushner and ivanka trump's roles in the white house opened up another potential avenue for influence. officials in at least four countries talked about ways they could manipulate kushner, in part by taking advantage of his complicated business. entanglements. >> ivanka trump and jared kushner took in as much as $135 million in revenue last year. that includes almost $4 million ivanka pulled in for her stake in the family hotel. >> last year, china approved more than a dozen trademarks for ivanka trump-branded products, the timing-- just as the u.s. and china were trying to restart trade talks, raised eyebrows. >> trevor: okay, come on, china approved a dozen trademarks for ivanka right as her dad was negotiating trade deals with china? you can't tell me that's not suspicious timing. i mean, it's like how right before christmas, my mom said that a horrible accident happened at santa's factory. ( laughter ) yeah. how-- how does this happen every year, mom? huh? they should look into safety regulations at the factory or i'll never get my toys. china does not mess around with t

tomi. >> tomi: [laughs] >> jessica: jared kushner is in charge of mideast policy. don't even know if you took a particle science in college. >> tomi: is always back to trump, back to trump. i agree with you and chris and i think we all agree, it was this the best move for them to do this? no, he could have kept his hands clean and it would have been much better for everyone at the seat end of this country. it is what it is. the media should have covered it, asking questions pay the media should have, others should have done it. donald trump and rudy giuliani, probably not. it puts us in a bad situation. but here we are. >> jessica: the difference is what is illegal and what isn't. and what hunter biden has done, it is not illegal. you can say it stinks, that it shouldn't be that way. >> melissa: its public corruption. >> jessica: you keep repeating that, but no one has concluded that is the case. >> melissa: there's a reason it's illegal in this country to hire the children a foreign government officials. you can't do that. because then you are put in a position wh